Mr Bolod runs this guesthouse with his wife. He is an incredibly friendly guy.
There are only two dormitory rooms: one for the guys and one for the girls, I think. I recall it was around U.S.$5 for the night. As Bolod put it, "Lonely Planet tells me $5, so I say $5."
It is essentially just a small flat with a couple of rooms that he has let out to backpackers. There is just one bathroom and a small kitchen, but it's really all you need.
It lacks the rigid uniformity of other hostels--each bed is different, and none of them have the same linen. It looks quite eclectic and gives the place some real character.
It has a great homely feel, which is encouraged by Bolod's enthusiastic conversation. It's pretty basic, but I'd highly recommend it.